Whether this be by way of absolute or qualified immunity will not matter. QI is already a massive fucking joke ("I couldn't have known it was wrong to truncheon a surrendering arrestee in the back of the head!") and will be the practical equivalent of absolute immunity: elevation above the law.
There is also every reason to think that this court will expand Trump v. U.S in his second term to extend immunity to those doing his bidding. I.e., “Our holding in Trump v. U.S. demands that government officials be able to enact the will of the executive without fear of criminal proceedings.”
